The male protagonist is as cool as ever, Michelle Yeoh has no character in it, and doesn't leave any impression, while the saintess perform well, sometimes she looks ugly from different angles, sometimes she is beautiful, women, it's like this.
The stunt scene is not very new, it is mixed with American-style punk arena, the XXX-Men's turtle qigong blocks the bomb explosion, and there seems to be a shadow of the Hurricane-Men recovering their memory, and the part of crossing the border reminds me of "Leaving Home". 30,000 Miles" and Mr. Jackie Chan's "Simple Mission" (searched to find the title, such an old film).
The story is relatively ordinary, an ordinary delivery of goods (two beautiful women, the translation comrade is very good), and then the Holy Maiden turned out to be a super PC, and evolved to be able to reproduce asexually, and is TWIS, ha, it is not impossible, I just can't think of it...
The pace of the story along the way is relatively tight and the content preparation is more. Although it is simple, it still takes some time to travel thousands of kilometers. Unfortunately, there are very few descriptions of the scenes after the nuclear war in the future. Only the train passes through the radiation belt. Time to have a vision, maybe a little less budget. The fight in the back is very ordinary. When Michelle Yeoh died, it was a bit of an accident. It turned out that I thought the plot had not reached its climax, but it was actually nearing the end. In the end, I felt that there was no end to it, and the vague ending also left suspense, saintess. do you died? Super PC will die in childbirth? If you think about it, the bomb won't blow up. It shouldn't die because of TWIS. Why is there only brother Ku holding two "second-generation clones" in the back? If a girl in the room said casually: "Eating" It's pretty cool, suspense...
Translation, the translation brother is what I admire more. The "shanzhai gun" that appeared at the beginning made me smile, and the "beautiful" name that appeared many times later made me suspect that the translation was from Chengdu or Sichuan, thank you translate.
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